Florida’s population surged by 1.98% since FY 2019-20, making it the fastest-growing state in the nation. As this dynamic population evolves, MQA is dedicated to ensuring that Florida’s 1.5 million health care practitioners can begin and continue working with minimal delays in licensure. In FY 2023-24, MQA exceeded its key performance measures, approving 123,187 initial licenses to health care practitioners and processing 514,914 renewal applications. This achievement underscores MQA’s commitment to maintaining a robust and responsive health care workforce. The Bureau of Enforcement received 50,130 complaints against health care practitioners and issued 263 emergency orders in response to serious violations, reflecting MQA’s unwavering dedication to public safety and practitioner accountability. Through these efforts, MQA ensures that Florida’s health care system remains resilient and responsive, adapting to the needs of a growing population while safeguarding the highest standards of care. Executive Summary Enforcement 18,653 1,489 1,380 505 263 1,452 inspections were completed. unlicensed activity complaints were received. unlicensed activity cases were referred for investigation. cease and desist orders were issued. emergency orders were issued, 170 of which were emergency suspension orders and 93 emergency restriction orders. cases of probable cause were reported while 3,291 cases of no probable cause were found. 6 MQA Annual Report and Long-Range Plan | FY 2023-24
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